Hey Berger

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Long Beach, California, United States

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The Hey Berger store is inspired by one of my students who couldn't say my full last name, Bergamini. He had my first block class and I knew the day didn't truly start until he walked through the door shouting, "Hey Berger!" My career can be described as follows: 8+ years experience. Middle and high school. Public and private. Two states. Social Studies and English as a New Language. Soccer coach. Other duties as assigned. I am most passionate about making content accessible and appropriately challenging for middle and high school students who are new to the English language. Hopefully you will find my resources useful and purposeful for your students!

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Timeline Abbreviations Practice

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Hey Berger

Timelines are seemingly simple but often students arrive in middle or high school without essential skills for reading timelines and understanding historical dates. Knowing the difference between BCE, CE, BC, AD, and ca. can be overwhelming especially when different sources use different abbreviations. If you don’t have the time to dedicate a whole lesson to these abbreviations, this product can quickly help fill the void for students. This brief, simple worksheet allows students to prac

5th - 12th

Ancient History, U.S. History, World History

Roman Numerals Practice

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Hey Berger

This collection of activities is designed to adapt and support any lesson for Roman Numerals. Use the anchor chart as a visible reference tool or let students use their critical problem solving skills to fill in their own. Mix and match the pages to create activities for beginning students and students ready for a challenge. There are 15 pages that include the following items: Complete Roman Numerals Chart (1 through 100 and key numbers to 1,000,001)Partially Complete Roman Numerals Chart (1

4th - 12th

Basic Operations, Middle Ages, World History

Compass: Navigating Identity

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Reinforce map skills while getting to know your students. Perfect for the first day of school in a social studies class, this compass activity encourages students to get creative and share about themselves by answering questions inspired by the 4 cardinal directions. Use the slides and corresponding worksheet to activate background knowledge. Different versions of the activity allow students to provide personal or more surface-level responses. Use the editable version to curate questions u

4th - 12th

For All Subjects, Social Studies

Origami Ice Breaker

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Hey Berger

Welcome back to school! This ice breaker allows all learners (including the teacher) to interact and get to know each other. Students fold and write questions on origami to start conversations and get to know one another. Use the editable version to curate questions unique to any time of year and your unique classes. This activity is great for diverse classrooms that include English language learners and students in Special Education. This activity allows all learners to become experts as they

4th - 12th

For All Subjects

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Everything I design for my students is purposeful. I strive to cut out all fluff so that it is useful and meaningful for students. Connecting and building class community reveals what is important to students. When I understand my students needs and wants, they can actively engage with the content and each other.